Rangers vs. Wild: At Least They Scored a Goal, Right?
Bread is served—but not much else. Artemi Panarin snapped the home goose egg, yet the Rangers couldn’t build on it as Minnesota controlled nearly everything else.
- Let's get the good news out of the way first, because there's not a whole lot of it from this game: The New York Rangers have scored a goal on home ice. Bread is served:
Mika with the feed + Bread buries it. pic.twitter.com/rVIH63MrnN
— New York Rangers (@NYRangers) October 20, 2025
- It was a fantastic passing play. It was the kind of crisp puck movement I'd like to see more of from this team. It was also the kind of crisp puck movement I didn't see a lot more of from this team in the rest of this game, but we'll get to that in a moment.
Hib Milks, you are still the man to break the longest home-ice scoring drought ever to start a season. https://t.co/fP5Wsj2GXq
— Peter Baugh (@Peter_Baugh) October 20, 2025
- Ya know, old time hockey? Toe Blake, Dit Clapper, Eddie Shore, Hib Milks. We don't talk enough about Hib Milks.
- The bad news? There was not a lot else that was good in that game for the New York Rangers, aside from Igor Shesterkin.
